While we wish you the best of luck in getting the support you need, the CDC Foundation is not a traditional grantmaking foundation. We are not an endowed foundation, and we do not accept or respond to unsolicited proposals.
The CDC Foundation is a non-endowed, independent nonprofit building partnerships since 1995 to address critical challenges to health by bringing together communities, government, philanthropy, business, academia and individuals.
Occasionally the CDC Foundation may issue a request for proposals (RFP) to sub-grant funds received for a specific project. These RFPs will seek:
- providers of products or services required for a specific CDC Foundation program with CDC or a public health partner.
- eligible nonprofit or governmental organizations that wish to participate in a CDC Foundation program addressing a specific health issue.
- a consultant/independent contractor (i.e. a sole proprietor, company, nonprofit, etc.) whose services are retained for a specified activity/project during a set time frame. The consultant/independent contractor works independently and is paid according to the terms of their written agreement with the Foundation. The consultant/independent contractor is not an employee of the CDC Foundation.
All such RFPs will be posted here.
For information on how to find and apply for grants or contracts from CDC and other federal agencies, please visit grants.gov or www.fbo.gov.
We appreciate your interest in the CDC Foundation and wish you great success with your public health endeavors.